Zach Browning

Although he was on nobody's radar screen at the beginning of the season, Estes Park's Andrew Cirone ended up winning the 3A boys high jump at 6-5. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Last year, Andrew Proebstle and his Rifle teammates were competing in 4A. This year, they threaten to take over 3A. Contributed photo.

Jose Salazar and Taylor Webb give Rifle a formidable 1-2 punch in both hurdle events. Photo by Alan Versaw.

47.58, Doherty Spartan Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Alexis Cooks won two more meet titles at Saturday's Dakota Ridge Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

When Glenwood Springs hosts a meet, the Demons' girls usually have the relays under control. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Widefield's Tony Carodine dominated the Pikes Peak Invitational triple jump competition despite splitting time with the high jump. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Loveland's Casey Riggs bested the field with a 15.35 (-2.5)  in the 110 hurdles at the Runners Roost of Fort Collins on Saturday. Photo by Alan Versaw.  

Brandon Parson moved away, leaving the mantle of "Top Returning 400 Meter Runner" to Nolan Mayhew of Cheyenne Mountain. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Garrett Smith and Lori Weirich of Eads have been on a roll of late. Each is atop of the 2A discus rankings. Photos contributed by John Weirich. Rocky Ford's Amber Lowther is a legitimate threat to win all three jump titles in 2A girls. Photo by Alan Versaw.